But she did. That’s the point. She took what she wanted and discarded the bits she didn’t want.
But she clearly didn't get everything she wanted according to her own 'Manifesto'. She wanted it all. The glamorous royal events, the security, the British residence, while still living it up in California. You could say she got the latter but certainly not the former.
There seems to be plenty of evidence that Meghan calls the shots in her home and professional lives, gets through employees faster than I get through sneakers. She discards anyone and everyone who tells her no.
Right. Which is why she's now reduced to flogging flower sprinkles on the internet.
Actually, I too would rather be free to flog my own wares at the market than be told which charities to support and how.
Had she stayed as a working royal, she'd have had considerable freedom to shape her role in a way the Prince and Princess of Wales could not do.
But my point is that everything in life has constraints. There are always people who can say 'no' to you. Sure, she can flog pancake mix on the internet, but customers can say 'no'. She can get a deal with Spotify and NF but both can say 'no' to continuing. She can launch a podcast but audiences can say 'no' to listening.
And they have.
Similarly, I’d rather be the poorest person in the room but all my own money, than the “richest” person in the room on unearned wealth.
But Meghan isn't there with all her 'own' money, is she? Her wealth comes mainly from her husband's 'unearned wealth'. And yet she's still a pauper by comparison with those she would like to see as her peers. Whereas had she stayed as a working royal, she might still have been relatively 'poor', but enjoyed a status none of the others at that tacky party could match.